Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-17
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The News Of the Day Pointedly Para
graphed for Hasty Readers.
ONE deeds of trust was admitted to rec
ord yesterday.
THE electric light gave u about I'D
O'Clock last night from some cause.
Mr.. A. A. WHEAT has two bicycles in
perfect order which he desires 10 sell
cheap.
JAMES G. WHITE & Son report business
very brisk in the gravel roofing line at
present.
ANAS and woman were pulled by the
police on the street, last evening, and
placed in he-heater.
The trains on the B. & o. were some
what late last evening and our Mounds
vile letter failed to get here.
In the Dillon watch drawing last night,
No. 35 drew in club No. l; No. 10 In
club No. =; and No. 81 in club No. 3.
THERE was a big row at Mrs Hender-
sons house. in Martins Ferry, last night.
About q dozen men were engaged IN H.
but only one arrest was made.
THE Windsor Fishing Club, which Is
c.mped at Cresap's Grove, report a jolly
good time. The boys say the fight which
occurred last week in one of the camps was
not at theirs.
AT a meeting of the stockholders OF the
Etna Iron and Steel Company the follow
ing Board of Directors was elected: W. W.
Holloway, l.. Spence, Joseph Bell, A. J.
Bags, W. H. Tallman, G. G.. Hannah.
THE K. B. B. B. Fishing Club, composed
of fifteen members OF the mould shop al
Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.'S glass house,
left last evening for their fishing camp at
Pipe creek. Col. Charles Birch was elected
captain of the club.
COMMODORE HELLER, the popular col
lector Tor the Reymann Brewing Company,
presented last week with a S4-Pound
cat fish. 1t WAS the gift of j. Detwiler, OF
the Eighth ward, who caught it while on
a visit to the Viols Fishing Club at French
creek.
WALTER II. DEvRIEs, an employee st
the B. 4 o. shops, while working upon
repairs 10 an engine, accidentally fell TO
the ground striking his head against the
engine, cutting a bad cash over his left
eye. The injury was dressed by DR..
Schwi1n.
ABOUT a quarter after ii O'Clock last
night, lust n the passenger train over the
Pittsburgh division of the B. & o. was
about to enter the tunnel, some unknown
scoundrel threw a large rock at the ladies
car. The missile shattered two windows,
passing completely through the coach, but
fortunately no one was hurt. The police
were notified.
THE secopd grand picnic OF the Butchers
Protective Association Of the Ohio Valley
will be held at the State Fair Grounds
Thursday, August IL. A grand street
parade will be given in the morning, and
all kinds OF amusementS will be furnished
on the grounds. A big time is expected,
and a feature of the occasion will be a
butchers wagon race.
CHIEF OF POLICE SMITH yesterday re-
ceiyed a letter from W. II. Triplett, Chief
OF tine Ohio Secret Service AZ Canton, which
stated that the description OF j. Z. Lord,
the mai who is in durance here tor the watch
transaction at Lash's jewelry store, is iden-
teal with that of q man wanted over there
on a serious charge. The letter asked for
information, which will be furnished.
BURGLARS entered the residence of J.
+. Chambers, at West Alexander, Thurs
day night and stole q suit of clothes and
So in money. The residence OF Joel
Truesdell and Mr.. CCaig were also entered.
From the cellar of the residence of the first
named gentleman, some honey was taken,
and from Mr.. Caig's cellar, some eggs and
bread. Friday morning \ snit OF costly
clothing was found in \ field near town.
AQUARTETTE, composed of MesSrs. W.
z. Day, Dana Geyer, Thomas Carson and
Frank Diegmiller will 90 down to Mounds
Vile next Thursday evening, where they
will give concert ut Masonic Hall. The
quartette will be assisted by Miss Flora
Williams, WheeliDg's tavOrite soprano,
and Mr.. J.. l.. Rhees, will accompany the
singers. MOundsyille people are sure Of a
tine musical treat, is these artists are
among Wheeling'S best talent.